You can exhale now, Stuy Town residents. Bill de Blasio and co. have finagled some more time to sort out the convoluted finances of the 6,000-apartment complex. CWCapital Asset Management is gunning to sell the buildings, which wouldn't preserve their affordability, and had given the city 60 days to come up with an alternative. Now that deadline is up, but the firm has said it will continue to negotiate and continue discussions "for the foreseeable future." So buckle up, because this could be a long ride in limbo-land. [Capital New York; previously]
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